Hi guys, I have a bit of a tricky one that I cant work out.
i'm trying to create a lookup that looks up a text field (suburb name) and then goes searching in a table for that matching suburb name, once it finds it it then returns the value in column 1 (the postcode)
as you can see below the suburbs, span across multiple columns, this is to keep each post code in line with the suburbs
Lookup Cell value (A1): ewingsdale
Forumla inside result cell, that keeps giving me a #N/A (B1): =VLOOKUP(A1,A5:E17,1,FALSE)
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I've tried formatting all the lookup fields & the whole table to TEXT, but that didnt change anything.
any help would be greatly appreciated, thank you in advance guys!
i'm trying to create a lookup that looks up a text field (suburb name) and then goes searching in a table for that matching suburb name, once it finds it it then returns the value in column 1 (the postcode)
as you can see below the suburbs, span across multiple columns, this is to keep each post code in line with the suburbs
Lookup Cell value (A1): ewingsdale
Forumla inside result cell, that keeps giving me a #N/A (B1): =VLOOKUP(A1,A5:E17,1,FALSE)
A3 Postcode | B3 Delivery charge | C3 Suburbs | D3 | E4 |
2481 | 154 | brokean head | byron bay | ewingsdale |
2482 | 154 | goonengerry | huonbrook | main arm |
2483 | 154 | billinudgel | brunswick heads | burringbar |
2484 | 154 | mount warning | murwillumbah | tomewin |
2485 | 110 | tweed heads | ||
2486 | 110 | banora point | bilambil | bungalora |
2487 | 110 | casuarina | chinderah | cudgen |
2488 | 110 | bogangar | cabarita beach | tanglewood |
2489 | 110 | hastings point | pottsville | |
2490 | 110 | tumbulgum | ||
4000 | 77 | Brisbane | Petrie Terrace | Spring Hill |
4001 | 77 | Brisbane | ||
4002 | 77 | City East | Wintergarden |
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I've tried formatting all the lookup fields & the whole table to TEXT, but that didnt change anything.
any help would be greatly appreciated, thank you in advance guys!